
Mesa Verde Lavender Cultivates Culinary Lavender in Mancos
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Katie Terrell Ramos started Mesa Verde Lavender in 2021 after falling in love with lavender and finding inspiration to start farming in Montezuma County. In 2023, Mesa Verde Lavender received a Field Work grant from the LOR Foundation to expand their fields and add drip irrigation for water conservation. Find Mesa Verde Lavender around the region at coffee shops, bakeries, and apothecaries. By Ilana Newman.
Watch this story at www.durangolocal.news/newsstories/mesa-verde-lavender-cultivates-culinary-lavender-in-mancos
This story is sponsored by Choice Building Supply and TruWest Auto.
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